Open katrinleinweber opened 2 years ago
Love this idea! Have a sense for where you'd want to see this information in the kubecost UI?
Also, looks like they currently just have 2020 data in machine format. https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/region-carbon-info/blob/main/data/yearly/2020.csv
cc @kaelanspatel I recall you were interested in this.
… where you'd want to see this information in the kubecost UI?
I think in /savings.html
(to the right of the Savings Rate) there could be a 3rd figure like X% to Y% CO2 reduction possible
, with a link to an entry /warn.html
if a cluster is not in the lowest third (for example) of regions in terms of carbon intensity of the grid. X & Y could quick calculations based on the alternatives of lowest on same continent
and lowest globally
for example.
is there an option to also show co2 on AWS?
Looks like AWS is just launching an initiative here! I haven't closely investigated yet though. https://www.zdnet.com/article/this-new-aws-tool-shows-customers-the-carbon-footprint-of-their-cloud-computing-usage/
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@dwbrown2 Let's consider the recent activity in https://github.com/opencost/opencost/issues/2121 to be part of this topic ;-) Could you please remove the Stale
label?
I believe with the new Cloud Costs functionality in 1.108 it'll be easier to integrate there initially. If anyone's interested in working on this I'm happy to share notes
Carbon costs shipped in 1.110.0, they're just missing documentation and a UI.
GCP started rating their regions with
CFE%
&Grid carbon intensity
. Would it be possible for kubecost to ingest and present that numerical data? Or at least theLow CO2
summary flag?Your users could then integrate such data into their (not just monetary) cost calculations.
Probably, other providers will offer similar data in the future as well.
gz#1141